Valuable Vocab
Imperfectly Perfect
Adverbs
Translation, too
Harry Jackson? Percy Potter?
100

Give the nominative singular (2nd decl.), meaning, declension number, and gender:

_______, fatua

fatuus, stupid, 1st/2nd decl., m./f.

100

Write the third person sg. and pl. forms of stō, stāre

3rd sg.: stābat

3rd pl.: stābant

100

Cornēlia legit; simul Flāvia scrībit.

verum aut falsum?

Verum!

simul means simultaneously, at the same time

100

Mark & Translate:

Septima hōra erat.

It was the seventh hour.

100

Which Greek god is Percy Jackson's father?

Poseidon!

200

Give the nominative singular, meaning, declension number, and gender:

___________, tabellāriī

tabellārius, courier/messenger, 2nd decl., m.

200

Write the third person sg. and pl. forms of respondeō, respondēre

3rd sg.: respondēbat

3rd pl.: respondēbant

200

“Quam lentē tabellārius iter facit!” clāmat Sextus. 

verum aut falsum?

falsum!

lentē means slowly.

200

Mark and Translate:

Intereā Cornēliī per Viam Appiam iter faciēbant.

Meanwhile the Cornelii were making a journey along the Appian Way.

200

In The Last Olympian, Percy Jackson fights the titan Kronos. Using your knowledge of Latin roots, what is Kronos the titan of (i.e. what power/ability does he have?)

Kronos gives us the root "chronos" meaning time!

300

Give the nominative singular, meaning, declension number, and gender:

_______, cīvis


If the dictionary entry is correct...daily double! Pick one group to compete against to decline this noun!

cīvis, citizen, 3rd decl., m./f.

300

Write the third person sg. and pl. forms of dūcō, dūcere

3rd sg.: ducēbat

3rd pl.: ducēbant

300

Mārcus rāmum arripit, et lupum ferōciter repellit.

verum aut falsum?

verum!

ferōciter means fiercely.

300

Mark & Translate:

Syrus igitur equōs virgā verberābat. 

Therefore Syrus was beating the horses with a stick. 

300

In The Halfblood Prince, Harry drinks the "felix, felicis" potion. This is a Latin dictionary entry for a noun. What is its meaning?

Luck, fortune, or happiness.

400

Give the nominative singular, meaning, declension number, and gender:

______, virgae

virga, stick, 1st decl., f.

400

Write the third person sg. and pl. forms of veniō, venīre. Add an "-ē" to the end of the verb base!

3rd sg.: veniēbat

3rd pl.: veniēbant

400

Geta in arbore semper manet et dormit.

verum aut falsum?

falsum!

semper means always.

400

Mark & Translate:

Dum per viam ībant, Aurēlia et Cornēlia spectābant rūsticōs quī in agrīs labōrābant.

While they were going along the road/way, Aurelia and Cornelia were watching the peasants who were working in the fields. 

400

In The Lightening Thief, Percy's math teacher transforms into a creature named Alecto. Name what mythological creature Alecto is AND her "job."

A fury, goddess of eternal punishment!

500

Give the nominative singular, meaning, declension number, and gender:

________, aurīgae

aurīga, charioteer, 1st decl., m.

500

Write the third person sg. and pl. forms of capiō, capere

(Hint: there is an extra "i" in the base...where does it go?)

3rd sg.: capiēbat

3rd pl.: capiēbant

500

Cornēlia cubiculum Flāviae fūrtim intrat quod Flāviam surgere nōn vult.

verum aut falsum?

verum!

fūrtim means stealthily.

500

Mark & Translate:

Cornēlius Syrum identidem iubēbat equōs incitāre quod ad urbem tribus diēbus advenīre volēbat. 

Cornelius kept ordering Syrus to spur/urge on the horses again and again because he was wishing to arrive to the city in three days. 

500